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The Bharatiya Janata Party is going to start internal survey soon for the selection of candidates in Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections 2027. On which the statement of UP BJP state president Bhupendra Chaudhary has come out. He told that on what basis the BJP will choose its candidates.
Talking to reporters in the capital Lucknow, BJP state president Bhupendra Chaudhary said that there is no such discussion about the candidates. We are constantly in touch with the public through the workers. The process is fixed for the selection of candidates in our party. On the basis of which decisions are taken.
Which candidates will give ticket to BJP
Bhupendra Chaudhary said- “We have some organizational work, we are also working on those organizational subjects. There is nothing like this right now. We constantly keep in touch and communication with the public through our workers. There is a process in our party of ticket selection and candidate selection. We send a panel to the central leadership after interacting with our workers and the central election committee takes the final decision on it.
UP assembly elections are to be held in 2027 but before that all political parties have started their preparations. For the third time in UP, the Bharatiya Janata Party has already started making strategies.
Internal survey for selection of candidates
It is believed that BJP’s focus is on the selection of candidates. This time only those candidates will get tickets who will be active in their area and whose place will also be in the hearts of the people. For this, an internal survey will be conducted by the party, in which the image of the leaders among their work and the public will be evaluated.
If sources are to be believed, the BJP is taking the cooperation of a professional agency for this, while secretly, the image of the MLAs, development work and ethnic equations is being assessed. Along with this, how much the opposition has on that seat is also being assessed.
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